Assess the Variables Impacting Elderly Individuals' Utilization of Primary Health Care Services at Makkah Healthcare Cluster 2024

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Amsha Ayied Alosimi
senior Nursing Specialist, Phc Administration Makkah Health Care Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Najla Dbyan Alshalaqi Alshammary
senior Specialist - Nursing, Nursing Management InHafar Al-Batin Region, Saudi Arabia.
Hala Eid Albakri
nursing Technician, Phc Administration, Saudi Arabia.
Hanan Mohammed Banjar
nurse Specialist, King Faisal Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Hand Mohmmed Taher
nursing Technician, AlhandiwaiahPhc, Saudi Arabia.
Nafah Diab Almatairy
nursing Specialist, Dawadmi Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Njood Nader Al-Otaibi
nursing Specialist, Dawadmi Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Salman Naif Aldalbhi
nursing Technician, Dawadmi Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Mohammed Abdallah Aldehaim
nursing Technician, Dawadmi Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Mohammed Aqoub Al-Otaibi
nursing Technician, Dawadmi Hospital, Saudi Arabia.

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Background: In recent years, the proportion of older adults in emerging nations has dramatically increased.Makkah, as a religious and healthcare hub in Saudi Arabia, is home to a significant elderly population. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has seen rapid demographic shifts in recent years, with a growing proportion of elderly individuals. This poses new challenges for the healthcare system, particularly in primary health care (PHC), which is the first point of contact for individuals in need of medical attention.

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Vol. 27 No. 2S (2024): Sustainable Engineering Practices in Medical Laboratories
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